Attribute and property are two terms that are often used interchangeably in JavaScript, but they have slightly different meanings.
An attribute is a characteristic or trait of an element that is not necessarily visible. It usually describes the data associated with the element, such as an id or class. For example, the ‘id’ attribute of a
element might be “myDiv”.
A property, on the other hand, is a characteristic or trait of an element that is visible. It usually describes the behavior of the element, such as its size or position. For example, the ‘width’ property of a
element might be “200px”.